The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-07-07

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cothe last Monday.
Mrs. John Sta,ey, of Shawnee
spent the Fourth in Logan.
. Miss Myrtle Hill. OF Macarthur
visited friends here last week.
George Elsie, of Pl. Pleasant
W. Va spent Sunday in this city
Chris Mil. of the Republican
Gazette, spent Sunday IN Colum.
bus.
Frank Lind, OF Columbus, was
among the visitors 10 Logan, Moc-
day.
Gold Spectacles & Eye Glasses
at Reber X Cos, James Block,
Logan, o.
All repair work done at Reblr
& Cos. is guaranteed 10 give
satisfaction.
Miss Name Myers, of Lancas-
Ter, was The guest Of Name Bias
ius on Monday.
There Will be a reunion Of the
1Sih. regiment o. Y. |. at Nelson
vile, o., Aug. 80 and 81.
Mrs. Sam Sulzbacher visited
her sister, Mrs. Cliff Gdrret, at
Middleport, O., on Monday.
Jiles Jones. a resident of this
city twenty years ago, was the
guest of Dr.. Pullen, last Monday.
The infant child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase died in this city Sun.
day evening of cholera lniantum.
DR.. Hamblin, of the Central
Lnnatic Asylum, Columbus, spent
Sunday with his mother in this
city.
Tom Ewing, jr., of Yonkers,
N. Y, was the guest of Mack
Connel, his COUSIN, one day last
week.
The Misses Whites, daughters
OF Mr.. Benjamin White, visited
friends at New Slraitsville, last
week.
Gen. james Comfy, Of Toledo,
is dangerously i'll, and il is
thought without hopes of recov-'
cry.
Miss Vic Kessler and her
brother Anthony, spent Sun lay
with Jacob Schwartz's family IN
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillet, Of near
Lancaster, were the guests Of
Mr.-and Mrs. Carl Buerhaus, last
Monday.
Rob Work an1 Lucy McClin-
took visited Wel!ston last Sum-
d az. The guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
G. F. Eisele.
Andy j. Ward and wife, of
New Lexington. O.. were in Lo-
gan. the guests of Mrs. John Nc
Bride ON the 4th.
The knights of Pv:hlas of Mel:
have leased a hall for a
term of five years and are filling
up fine lodge room.
Chas. E. Bowen and Maynard
Pond, with thsir families, spent
the 4th out on Black Jack. where
they had a pleasant picnic.
Several families IN this city
held a delightful picnic on the
grounds at The residence of John
Sanderson on Second street, Mon
lay last.
Mrs. William Van Hyde and
granddaughter, of New Straits
rille, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. McCllntock on the
Iih.
The Misses Jessie Collins and
Emma Floyd vent to Lancaster yes
erday to attend party 10 be given
" the Misses Ida and Kitty Rip
'ey.
Watches, Clocks & Jewelry re-
pairing done promptly and by :
irSt class watch maker. Salts 6
action guaranteed. at 6
REFER & Co., Logan, o. c
Ed Rectenwaldt and wife and
'ete RectenwaIdt, of Pt. Pleas
nj. w. Va, visited their parents l
Ir. and Mrs. John Rectenwaldt, {
everal days the past week.
George Cline has returned from ,
is fathers home at Ft. Scott,
Kansas. lie reports that his I
noiher's health is much improv- !
d and that The Eest OF The family !
re well. :
Lon Case, an employe In the d
ob rooms OF The Ohio State Jour [
al, and formerly a typo in this /
flee, where he learned his trade, 7
pent Sunday with his mother, e
irs. Oakly Case, in this city. \
A slight blaze was discovered !
n the roof Of George Helne's |
neat shop, Monday. but was ex- |
before an alarm was \
urned in.
Miss Leila Higgins, of McArih-